My Unfamiliar Family (Aneun Gun Byeolro Eobjiman Gajokibmida / 아는 건 별로 없지만 가족입니다)

Mr. Im...

has a fiancee whom he's going to marry.

You know how small this industry is.

Someone from headquarters told me...

that he lived with a woman in the US.

They've been together for nine long years.

Anyway, he said he's going to get married while he's in Korea.

Gosh. Unbelievable.

Which part of what I said was funny?

Just because.

You have no respect for me, right?

I'm always spreading rumors...

and talk cutesy like this on a Monday morning.

I was dumped by someone I was with for nine long years.

I'm scarred.

You just poked at that scar.

That's why I laughed.

I'm scarred.

Me and my thoughtless mouth. I'm sorry.

He is really is a "Mr. Player".

But class is over.

Would you like to have dinner at my place?

I'll cook for you.

I need to tell you something too.

I'll go to your office. Let's meet for lunch.

(Would you like to have dinner at my place?)

(I'll go to your office. Let's meet for lunch.)

I ask...

because I'm afraid I'll make a mistake, but...

does our eldest daughter...

know?

Eun Joo?

What does she know?

Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

That...

I'm not her biological father.

Does she know?

Eun Joo does not know.

We agreed...

never to talk about it ever again.

I'm sorry.

I just didn't want to make a mistake.

What were you doing until things got this bad?

I think we'll be able to meet the deadline though.

What are you doing home at this hour?

Are you going somewhere?

- Hi, daughter. - You can take that.

Father.

Yes, hi.

Are you okay? Can you go home?

Of course.

Don't worry. I'm totally fine.

I'll go over tonight.

Where's Mom?

Mom? Are you okay?

I'm okay.

Can Dad go home?

Yes.

Is he still 22?

See you at home.

I guess he is.

Mom. Don't make dinner. Let's order in.

- Let's do that. - Let me talk to my young dad.

She's here.

Let me talk to her.

I'm here.

Mom, you must be tired. Don't bother cooking.

I'll bring some meat. Let's grilled that up.

Father likes meat.

Okay.

Dad! Congratulations on being discharged.

See you at home later.

Okay. See you tonight.

You actually left your precious laptop?

You should've asked me to bring it.

You must have patients backed up.

I just took an early lunch.

I'm working now and then as a freelancer.

When some difficult old clients come to them again,

the office asks me for help.

Since when?

It has been a while.

You really weren't writing.

Why didn't you tell me?

Right? Why didn't I tell you?

Won't you be late?

Well...

This client is quite a handful.

I'm running tight on time.

Let's talk later.

What is there to talk about?

You should work if you want to.

This must be why I didn't tell you.

Because you have no interest in me.

No.

It's not just in me.

You don't seem interested in the world.

You're getting weirder and weirder.

Were you always like this?

You really must be working. You're getting irritable.

You said you were late.

Yes, I am.

It's late.

It's too late.

I can't go feeling like this.

It's better to resolve this and be slightly late...

than to look upset in front of my client.

What is there to resolve?

You're professional enough to control your emotions.

You're keeping something from me, aren't you?

I guess it's inappropriate to put it that way.

Do you have a concern that you can't tell me?

Yes, you do.

I know you do.

Tell me.

I'll help you.

- Help me? - Yes.

How reassuring.

If I ever have a problem that you can fix right away,

I'll tell you then.

Are you that bothered to get help from your family?

- Let's stop. - Okay, I take it back.

I'll listen.

You can tell me at any time.

Don't forget, we're visiting my family this evening.

Father, get in.

Well, I will once your mom comes.

Let's wait a bit.

Where is she?

Over there.

She's talking on the phone.

Get in.

Go on in.

Who was that on the phone? Eun Joo?

No.

Then who?

Your sisters aren't the only ones I talk to.

I mean,

whom did you talk to, that you made Dad stand there alone?

I can stand alone on the street for a few minutes.

I'm not that bad.

The community center called me to ask why I couldn't make it today.

The community center?

Community centers aren't like school.

Why would they check attendance so thoroughly?

- Who exactly? - Would you know if I tell you?

Focus on driving.

What are community centers for?

For learning this and that.

What do you learn there?

What is it?

Tell me, Sook. What do you learn?

Literature.

You like reading books.

You're a great speaker too.

I said that you should try writing poetry.

Right?

You write poetry there, right Sook?

Will you stop calling me Sook already?

I had forgotten.

The three pouting brothers.

I really want you to have this shirt.

I can afford to buy this much for you.

Or I'm going to sulk.

The sulky pouter.

I want you to eat three more spoonfuls, Sook.

You eat too little. You're like a bird pecking at its food.

Eat just a bit more.

The begging pouter.

It's too thick to fold.

The proud pouter.

Why don't you let me call you Sook when that's your name, Sook?

Here.

Why were you hiding there?

It's not like I was hiding,

but to protect your privacy from your colleagues?

I wouldn't mind any rumors...

I look pretty decent, don't I?

What brings you here?

Don't tell me my text made you worry and come over here.

Mr. Player turned out to be an actual player. Should I...

I should be worried.

So what brought you here?

When are you releasing the mediation book?

That book? We just started working on it. Why?

We filmed a total of 10 promotional videos...

to post on social media, but they won't pay us a penny.

They say they'll pay us when they start promoting it...

once the book is released.

That's because they don't know how things work.

Try talking to them again.

I asked for 30 percent now,

and they said only once the book is out.

I was so angry that I ended up coming to you.

But my anger cooled on my way here.

How much is it?

Why do you ask?

Want me to lend you money for now?

- What is it? - Are you rich?